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Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

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Have yos got your fall quits yet:
thsm chsspsr nor IcHs ~ Sess., "Iss. tnan ke' -
James HafdinR'e, No. 8l6 French strseI,
But no matter how good or how pretty
suit you get 1t will not look we'll upon
gou unless IL Ats nioe. Now, II you
want . good At 70 70 Hardina's. hi.
stock is the best and he IL mp 10 the
fashions. Go 10 Harding and save
money.
hat everybody ought to know that A
sergeant gives 2240 hs. of the best.
yell cleaned coal in every ton you buy
OAK, pine and hickory kiudling woo0
IN large loads. Llme for whitewasb.
ing. Yard, bot of Monroe street Cen.
tral oMce, Seventh and King streets
LOOK for the blue sign. Open In the
something Very Pleasing
10 see and hear, as we'll as to the taste
That you will always find the largest
ana hueet assortment of millinery In
the State. All the newest style and
novelties in the line. Qualities unsur.
passed. prices the lowest, ut Mrs. X. 8.
Kirby's. 300 King street.
"EcItpse." "Eolipse."
The Eclipse 81. 30 ladies' shoss manu-.
factured by Gallsher, Kitselman g. For
are unequaled by any ON the market at
same price. Sold by all frst class re
tailerS.
Ladies', try one bottle Of VeIvetia for
your toilet. 1t oonoeals frecklss, blotoh
on the face, gives your skin o natural
complexion and Is perfectly harmless.
when once tried you will have no 9th
or. 20 cents. Druggists.
Fresh Meats.
Why do you walk down town for your
meat when you can get the bet of fresh
beef, country pork, sausage and scrap
pie at the lowest prices OF D. Il. Dallas,
No. $50 Madison street.
Painting.
THghmAn DAnneF, house and siRp
painter, No. $40 Market street. JOB.
hing properly attended to and estimates
Ifurnished.
Try DIR. Ohipma ans Tonic Mixture II
you are run down, have no appetite and
are troubled with dyspepsia, Drug.
gists.
DR.. Chipman's Pills prevent and cure
Headache, Biliousness, Malaria, Dys.
pepeia, Constipation. One trial will
convince yeu Of their meYit Druggist
sousthing New.
Try Bourdon's 8 B. B. b. &c. cigar,
81. =. Bourbon q Bro, manufacturers
N. w. corner Second and Orange.
Dealers. LOOK Oua
Gilmore, l05 East Second street, hAs
| red uoed prices on tobacco and cigars
Wul give you bargains for the cash.
IL fine cabinet photographs and one
large frame sizs free for IS. 90 at Hol
lands Photograph gallery, 307 Market
American Watches,
Millard r. Dsvis, 9 East Second street
Ask your grocer for d. 8. Truitt I
pepper sauce.
Q, 18 or SO &em pictures FOR 70 cents
1t Hollands gallery. S07 Market street
II you want fns suit, call on Jas
McKeough. 9th aud Shipley streets.
Walnut candy at Ferguson, IL e 2d
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
NEWS SUMMARY.

Deoetvfng W WOSkfaen--A scsesoD Oppo-
sing the Knights Of Labor X iIIed by
Failing Down stA,rs-wa.es Advsn.
ced.
The freight handlers employed by
Fowler & Co., Wholesale butchers. al
WeehAwken, struck last week for ap
increase Of cents per hour. The In
crease was granted and they returned
70 work. Yesterday morning they were
in formed that "Lhnt their services were
no longer needed unless they returned
under the old terins" The men, con.
stdsring Themselves deceived, quilted
work.
Rev. 1. O. N 1etxel, pastor OF Trinity
Lutheran Church. In Oshkosh, Wis,
has announced that next Sunday SHE
will preach . sermon devoted entirely
70 the Knights Of Labor, and IL after
that members of bis oh nrch parsist in
belonging TO the order he will expe,
them from the church"
Rev. Nicholas Werfman Goertner,
for eighteen years pastor aud commits.
sioner At Hamilton College, wa killed
on Monday by fs,linG down ttairs al
his residence IN Clinton, N. Y. He wa,
about 20 cars of ase. He was or soms
time Lutheran preacher in 1iladel
phia.
A telegram from PitisDGsg lays tn,
| wages con ferencS at the Ho nest eaf
Steel Works has resulted in tie adop
ton of scale which advances th'
wages OF all employes from Ave :,
twenty-f five per cent. The weeks vii
rosuint operations In all departments a
once.
Sixteen bodies have come astore frou
the wreck OF the German shin Eliza
beth, ashore On tho Virginia coast
From papers found upon them three O
the bodies have been identified as thos
OF Ed. 4. Ksllman. Gustave folliche
and G. zimmerman.
Wbil John HAlstrum was exRmin
ing o pistol, in Brooklyn. on Sunday
the weapon vent of, severing the ent
Of his fingers and killing n 6year oil,
daughter. who received the hnllet IL
There is no change In the ltrike o
the New York coal hand ers. aud mean
slime the supply Of coal In anu arour,
the city is rapidly diminishing an,
dealers are advancing prices.
/ John Jsmison, son OF 8 vel. knowl
grocer Of Baltimore, COMMITTEES suIcid
on Monday In house of evil repute I,
that city by swallowing laudanun.
An earthquake tremor was folt sllRhi
ly at ChArleston and sharply at Sum
u ervilie, 8. O. at y O'Clock on Monds
night
1 The coal miners OF the Des Moint
district In Iowa have resol we'd to stiik
H. n threatened reduction OF half Ger
Is enforced.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

TemperatureS below zero we're re
ported yesterday morning ~ follows
At Chicago, 8 below; 81. Paul, IS; Del
Moines. 10; Davenport, Iowa, Is
Omaha, 3; Huron, Dakota, 13 Al
Milwaukee 1t WAS above zero, and
Grand Haven, 81 above. Gold weather
ard heavy slset 81 orms. delay Ing travel
are reported in Texas. I,e formed a,
Galveston on Saturday night. Satur.
day y snow fall WAS general ,hroughou,
Pennsylvania, New York, New jersey
and New England The malls were
greatly delayed.
1t is feared that large mum bers o.
cattle in Montana have been killed By
the intense cold.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Lsst evening while Thoe. G,isson,
aged 20 years, was shedding on Seventh
street hill, he ran into another sled and
both were upsst. Grisson, who was cut
on the forehead, nose aud other parts OF
mis- face, had his wounds dresser oy DR..
Cantwell, after which he was taken TO
ais home, No. 8l4 Kirk wood street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

l am telling the best brands of win.
ter and spring wheat tioars ever offered
In this city. Every barrel wsrranu d
to he as represented. II Schuhacker's
goods consisting OF white wheat, Ora.
ham fonr, rolled oats, fsrina, barley,
granu lated corn meal. hominy, beat 2,
s,c Orders taken for family coal.
Teller hone call 408. Ttos. W:Sheward,
N. W. cor. Fourth and Kiag.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
Election Of RsiIroad Omce,s


The annual meeting Of ttA stock.
tolders OF the Ph.ladelphia, Wilming
ton and Baltimore Railroad Com pan ,
was held on Monday, when the follow.
ing Directors we're elected: Isaac
Hiuckley. 8 II. FELTON,, Jacob Tone
Charles Warner, William Sellers,
Christian Febiger, George b. Roberts,
Frank Thomson, John Z. Green, ]. II.
|DuBarry, Edmund Smith, WistaI
Morris Benjamin r. Newcomer, ths
Hon. Edward Lloyd, SAipsit ith Wilmer
The Philadelphia and Baltimore
Central Railroad Company yesterday
elected the following eff cers: Isaac
Hinokley, president; Robert Craven
secretary and treasurer; directors, Isaac
Hinckley, Samuel Il Dickey, Joseph
J. Masten, M. b. Hickman, Eipund
Smith, N. Parker Shortridge.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
A Loss.

VIM. G. Foord, who conductsthe bot.
ting business at Sixth and Orange
streets lost . valuable horse on Mon
day. 1t Is supposed from cisease super
Induced by want Of exercise, 1t not
having been out OF the stable for the
past month Or six weeks.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
sREviTiEs.

Sun Risos 10 sun Sess 500
Tr5 bosns eesi ron viii tse II.
Iry brsbs coal yov will surely like t.
". ). kimbie, grocer. ana aud 4 iust,sen.
sirds anu oArsp A. '~rtsrsa. East 7uds
strong Cough candy a, Ferguson, IL 4. n
fdiilsrd Y. DAvis', lssstsY. S. ana stree,
ofty Laundry. sixth and Shipisy stree,
sins 10 4 Rings. At hapra. 10 y gourti
me most learned arB not the wisest.
AgeDts for DUNLAP hats, Kuma re
Brothsrs, hastsrs.
Waiting machine for sale at Pios sl'a stov,
store. East Fourth st.
II you Would know " hat dollar is worth
Try 70 borrow one.
he that would Jest msn take ieit, else to
let It alone were best
Whom the dog Is down, svsry ons is resdy
to bite him.
he that hnds something before 1t 10 lost.
Will die before he 10 sick.
To.read without iet citing is like eating
without digesting.
fish std oysters fresh every day ct Pen
neife. Second and King stroets.
GO TO II. X. Moofe's stslls, IL and "a Sec
ond street market, tor your good butter and
cheese, Wholesale and retail
Infants clothing am ladies' underwear
made at sstasts d Davis. No. East FOURTH
street.
Powell. No sOs Madison strso., keeps cor.
| stantIy on hand oysters At 25, 80 and 20 oon,s
per quart, usnvered tree 70 all pxrn Of the
i Iity.
John Cullen Il. yAnt IA located at s2, T.
md street, and he Is prepared, as In former
years, 70 sup ply Bibles albums, epcyclope-
/ dfAs and other onoioe work, at tho Lowest
cAsh prices. Mr. Bryant guarantees botf
the quality and price Of every article and
soils both on the cash ami instAllment piay
| Of small weekly payments.
FROM RINK TO SLIDE
1886
Tome, ny love from cold don't shrink
Lot es wend our way 70 tue sh atirE rink;
And your skates, pstIte. l viii strap TO eacf
soie,
Ihon oIer the surface we'll take roll.
$3.50 Z.
Come my love with hearty will,
| Let US sscend 10 tho top of Jon hui.
Then fk I'm 10 the Dot, VIII 10 SLOW fiiks ,og
So come my love ana let uJ" "to-eok."
Age osnnot wither it nor custom
state is iunnite variety" Flesh Il
hardly heir TO An ache or pain which
Hcaunut he en- rcd nv n ain % IA o atyon n I
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
Resolutions Ensrossed.

The resolution recently adopted by
Snylh Post No. l. G. A. r.. ON the
death Of General Logan, have been
handsomely euRrossed by Townsend
w. Miller, night clerk 1t the Clay ton
House, and will be sent to Mrs. Logan.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Why suffer piles? Immed late reliel
and complete cure guarantees Atk
for "Rough on Piles" Sure cure for
itching, protruding, bleeding or any
form of piles. 500, At druggists or
mailed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Januey, 3'3 King street, has opened
the Season for choice York State pota.
toes. just received, la-ge eonsign.
ment from the best potato section OF
New York. viii sell to the trade IL
quantities to suit NJ reasonable prices,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

r. Hoffecker has removed his boot
and shoe business from 102 w. Secor
street to 6l9 W. Second street. Call and
see him at his new place.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market n fne Let Of pickerel,
smeltE, halibut, moccatin, Goldfish, had
dock and other varieties of the fnny
tribe. He has also fine lot Of terra.
pin for sale at the u-usl prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
S. S. Entertainment.

The 1. M. Sabbath School will give
heir tecond entertainment in the Dad
&c Iowa Hall, Third and King strests,
% Tuesday evening, January IL. Ad
mission, ten and fifteen cents. Come
Jle, come all.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
Tho Morocco Exchan GO.

At 10 o'clock next Ehursdsy morning
the Morocco Manufacturer National
ExchaIRe of the United States will
meet In annual session at the Clayton
House. At2 O'Clock in the afternoon
the usual banquet will be served at In.
ssitute Hall.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, fies,
ants, bedbugs, beetles, insects. skunks
jack rabbits, sparrows, gophers. 16c.
At druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Wels' Health ReneWer restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, i'm
potence, Nervous Debility. For Weak
Men, Delicate Women. 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
Fish.

7. A. Mcclure. In 9Th street market,
sells hsh ON Saturday nights away be-
low cost. Gall and see him.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

OF Ladies. Gents, Misses, Boys aud Chi
dren's rubber boots, arctics. alaskas,
springfield and rubbers, at the Family
Shoe House, 206 Market street, Whining
ton
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
FER SAFE at a bargain.

Three-story brick. No. 1908 Van Bur en-
street. Good o der and pleasant home.
Apply ut REPUBLICAN, office.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Warm lined, buttoned and laced shoes
and slippers, at the Family Shoe House,
206 Market street, Wilmington. Vim. II.
Babcock
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
Indiana legtllAtuIe

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 10 The
hallways and corridors of the capitol
we're thronaed BY an Immense crowd
OF people this morning, anxious to wit
ness possible develo pm ents in the polit.
ical struggle now In progress.
Dire tctly AfTer prayer the doorkeeper
stepped 70 the front OF the speaker 9
chair and announced the preseace OF
the SenAte-the "Senate" consisting OF
the nineteen Republican members of
that body. Mr. Ksllison (Dt II. } arose
and called: "Mr. Speaker" but he
was not recognised. The Republican
Senators entered and took seats TO the
right OF the speaker, Mr.. Kellisou
meanwhile vainly claiming the
speakers attentiog.
Speaker Sayre Immediately an.
nounoed that the business OF the Con
vention was to canvass the vote TO-
Lieutenant Governor. and Ksllisou
again sought hearing, but was
promptly told he was on, of order.
Other Democratic mem bers so claimed
the Speakers atte ntion, but all were re-
fused recognition.
The result of the vote was then an
nounced ~ follows: Robertson, 1872 9l5;
Nelson, 229 1893; Robertson's majo rity,
323. Upon this Mr.. Robertson was
then sworn In by Judge Walker, OF the
Superior Court
Spea ker Sayre then said: 81 declare
Robert Roberteon the Lieutenant Gov
ernor Of the State OF Indiana, and he
will now address You" Mr.. Robertson
instantly advanced TO The front OF the
Speakers desk, and, taking the gavel,
rlTped for order. MI. Gordon. Dtmo.
crat, raised hts hand and called "Mr.
speaker" but no attention was pad TO
him. Mr.. Jewett Was treated in s mi
lar mai uer, bat both managed to ex.
claim "Mr. Speaker, we do not recog
niE3 the Legality of this joint cnnven.
tion," pointing to the Republican
Senators, "when there IL no represeu-
tation of the Senate except the fag end
of that body. We protest against this
uBurpation OF power-thts disorgaLiza
tion and overturn.pg OF precedent and
law"
This wss the 5lgnal fer ell the Dsmo !
Gratis to begin noisy demonst: alton
The confusion WAS 80 great that indi.
vidual speakera could only be heard
occasionally, and then in a disjoin ted,
disconpected manner. Robertson held
his position ~ the desk and kept mp q
vigorous rapping with the gavel. Not
withdrawing the noise and tun ult be
proceeded TO deliver his ipaugura. ad
dress, but the noise v as so great that it
was heard by but very few. AT it's
conclusion he declared the joint cou-l
vention adjourned, to reassem BILE in the
same hall on Wednesday, the 18Th, ,o|
vote for United States Senator. Speaker
Sayre then took possession of the gave
and on mo;icn of Mr.. Gardner the
House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Owing to the tire, James Bradford g
office will be at No 225 Shipley stret
until further notice
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

to buy hand knit hoods, n'tta aud lie.
g'ns very cheap at Hukil., 3 Poist'
Second and Tatnall straats.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

OF candy to every purchaser of a pair
shoes at the Family Shoe House, ceO6
Market street, Wilmington. VIM. H. Bah.
cock.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Ladies'

A good rieca of beef, mul ton or YEA
1t Lovell's stall, IL 2ud street m market
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Bcr s,od coal 60 30 Bush's. Yrsnc
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Fine yellow meal man ufao ured from
choice new.crop corn by Tat lall Bros,
l01 MARYLAND aysnns.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Bush's, French street wharf, 10 tn,
place to bug your coal
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Au0 Db. .s
I..ry George nsy1
ssrsn 90 o0 sAsardny |
,uk weekly paper
Interesting By oonhn.|
curreus topics OF the
fssd Is to dissouss|
idea. Mr.. George
\. Of Rev. Dr. NC.
from . Catholic
II for delivering sn
,sres, Of his (Mr.
\ for Mayor Of New
ting In en- able sno
While be praises
N for what IL hss
masses, be condemn M
!. the knee to wealth
terssts Of labor. he
smus tho Props-
!, has no fesling nor
r with resl Cstnoli-
XIV. He cannot see
should be su m moned
ker for delivering .
! OF labor and In favor
Igor, while during the
| campaign he was per.
Iii the speeches ne % y
n Cleveland for Presi- :
1 ieas, ,n.imstion from
figsn that he was uoine
ine. There are more
70 who cannot under.
Mr.. Georges article.
"a han O page OF his
40 replete With interest
short to read It; hs
pry OF DR.. McGlynn's
which must interest
les. He is the OH clat-
s ephen's uh urch, New
Ilsrges, churches OF the
] stand open every day,
DyAl Catholics resort TO
Ss,ruc.i1n sud oonsolA :
"a was only $500. Hts
wledged by ell. He
of Sc verai charitable
organ z Nions. he
q man OF tho masses
d the Door revercnoed
la 1882 he made .
asue meou ug In favor
Andless, for which b.
kom the Rome Prop
med % "that Prizes
esisted from making
upon that subject
brm In 1884 and ear
the eles,ion OF Cleve
ho had full liberty
DO Propaganda nevel
In this he seemed Il
Iith tho powers tha'
Aim now from hil
pned hun to Rome Il
ing . meeting In th'
md In favor OF tn
make NJ syor OF Nev
b throws that inter
nbjsot that Il, Will
articles BY othe
30 make the Sac
he start.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Ave DO werful minds,
. pow erful m uscles,
sound iungs we must
Dugh Syrup. Price 25
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Home-maf 10 cream ct ocolase, 25 cents
o pound, at Ferguson's
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

DJlphin was COZ tracted for at S315 000,
and upon the rejection Of that boat after
sianmeut With bis bondsmen " pre-.
fesred creditors. His disabilities did not
exceed hts sssets and all the creditors
were satisfied.
Since the failure Il is asserted by Mr..
Roach's friends that he has never been
out OF em ployment ct tho Chester, Pa, 4,
shiPysrds and theMc resn Iron Works
at the foot Of East Ninth street, New
York. Work. however, ~ these plAoss
was not Suspended entirely, and The
acceptance OF the Dolphin subsequently,
put Mr.. Roach on . good footiue, - far
- his reputation as a ship builder was
concerned.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Good suits at JAS. MoKeough, 9Th
aud Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

musical event OF
IKE plsce this even
ouse. The Oratorio
Tuesday Club, will
j seat and standing
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

1t IL painfully annoying to be dis
turbed In public assemblies by somt
one coughing when J on know DR. Bulls
Cough Syrup Is only 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
Congress.


In the U. 8. Senate on Monday, Mr..
Hoar, from the Select Com mittee on
the Centennial Celebratiop, reported
resolutions declaring it cxpodient that
sotion be taken BY Conaress for the due
celebration In Washington, about April
80, 1889, Of the centennial OF the adop
tion of the Constitution aud directing
the com mittee to cor slider and propose
the best mode OF celebration. The reso
lutlons we're adopted. Senate then I'd
journed.
In the House, . aumber OF bills were
introd uced aud referred under the call
Of States, among them the following
By Mr.. Oatee, OF Alabama, making .
ten years. residence Of aliens Q prere
quisite 70 naturalization; by Mr. Nor
rill, Of Kansas. TO put lomber and sail
on the free list and reduce the duty or
sugar; by Mr.. Aerriman. of New York
for the purchase Of John Eriesson's De
stroyer, and tan enlarged steel vessel,
Of the same type for defending the har
bors Of the United States; and By Mr.
Tillman, Of South Carolina, to preven
the destruction Of human life by fre II
railroad accidents. House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11


Alice Oates, who has been slowly dy-
ing for many weeks n the home OF her
b nsbsnd. Samuel r. Watkins, No. 424
North TWentieth street, Philadelphia,
breashed her last last night about 7
O'Clock. The bea ut utiful little favorite OF
comic 0pera had wasted away greatly
under . painful complication of dis
eRses, and death came ~ welcome re
lief. Alice Oates WAS . Western girl,
hsilipg from Louis vile. and her maiden
name Was Alice Merritt. She married
James A. Oates, q printer, who served
bis time in this city, and WAS later
elected mayor Of Norfolk, Va and tax
ing 70 the stage made her first hits In
the "Field OF the Cloth Of Gold," OF =
Chicago theatre In 1867. She made @
great success In the old opera bouffes
robin Hood" aud others, and was ~
ISOLATED with the famous English
BLONDES, Lydia Thompson. Pauline
Mar ham and the others who came to
this country about twenty years ago.
Later on she became popular favor
ito ln the comic operas which succeeded
tho burlesque, having . voice we'll
adapted for the light opera stage. Fol-
the past Ave or six years che has lived
quietly In Philadelphia with her hus'
band. BY . former marriage she VA
the wife Ct Tracy W. Titus,fro whom
she vas divorced. She vas about n
care old.
Her last apr eArance WAS made In thi,
city some ave or six years back whes
she played "The Little Duke"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

For carpets-Cranor & Go.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

For cuts, bruises, spraius, burns,
scalds, frost bites and chilbiains nothing
equals Salvation OIL. Il annthilAtes
pain. Price 20 cen 70 . bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
BUILDING MANY SHIPS

In 1883 the Morgan Iron Works be.
came his property. Four years later
be bought the plant Of Reaney, Son &
Archibald In Chester, Pa, ard began
to build ships. From these two Rrea. I.
shipyards ia iron vessele, representing
a business OF more than $50, GOO, coo,
have been tent ont. Ninety per cent.
OF the Iron vessels now sailing under
tho American flag were constructed by
John Roach He bniit the City OF Toxic
and the City of Pekin. The Grst i'm
portant contract he had with the gov.
eminent was the building OF the com.
pound engine for the Trenton. His bid
WAS for $685.. COO, just $I5, 600 lower than
any other. In 1873 he built two sloops
OF war for $50 ,0U0. He constructed the
sectional ock ~ the Pensacola Navy
yard for $2l9 600, which was $50, 900
lover than other bids.
When The fourteen iron.turreted
monitors were ordered In view Of .
poss ible trouble with Spain, he received
four OF them at . price fixed by the
government on the same terms for all
the buildings. In 1875 two other moni-
tors out of nve were given him to cou-
struct. This 10 about ell the work he
did for the government down to the
lime he contracted for the Dolphin and
the three steel cruisers. For private
lines he has built more swift iron
steamers than can be enumerated readi-
~. He built Samuel j. Tilden's fass
yacht, the Viking, and . number Of
otners. At the time Of the Franco
Prussian war, when the "free ship" cry
vas raised, Mr.. Roach's arguments
we're largely instrumental In defeating
he bill before Congress.
IL has been asserted that he supported
his shipyard by his government oon-
tracts. The fact ie that his dealings
With the government have been COM
parattvely small compared with his
private orders for vessels. His pay
roll amounted to thousands we ekly ,and
he last thing he did Just before max
ng the recent assignment was to draw
s3l 900 TO pay of his workmen. He
has two energetic, enterprising sons,
Jarrett and Stephen, who since they
arrived at the years Of majority have
assisted him TO conduct his great busi
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11
THE ROACH ASSIGNMENT.

John Roach made an assignment on
July 18, 1885, to George w. Quintard
and George q. Weed. The failure was
as cribed directly to the refusal OF Sec-
retary Whitney to accept the dispatch
boat Dolphin. Several men had become
his surety to the government for the
construction Of three steel cruIserf, the
Boston, the Atlanta and the Chicago,
and Of the dispatch boat Dolphin. The
Daily Republican., 1887-01-11

Age osnnot withsr it nor custom
stae its iuhnite variety !" Flesh 10
hardly heir TO An ache or pain which
cannot be cured by using Salvation O.l,